Advocate for the Deceased

In fact, this book is not particularly closely related to the previous one. It is a bit similar to the self-exile of the invaders. The protagonist basically does not have a particularly strong sense of presence in the story. There is also a branch line to solve the mystery... The Speaker of the Dead is actually the title of a book written by the protagonist.

The founder of the Zerg! The Apocalypse of the Zerg!★★★★★ The concept of Zerg comes from this book! "Speaker for the Dead" is the sequel to Orson Scott Card's 1986 science fiction novel "Ender's Game". The story of this book begins about three thousand years after "Ender's Game", but the protagonist Ender Wiggin (who uses his real name Andrew during his travels) who continues to travel at near-light speed is only in his thirties due to the time and space relationship of the theory of relativity. While the previous novel was hard science fiction, full of armies and space battles, Speaker for the Dead is more philosophical, although it still came up with a new concept called xenobiology, a unique concept at the time. The novel describes Ender's life on the planet Lusitania, a human outpost. This planet is believed by humans to be the only known planet to harbor alien life following Ender's genocidal attack on the Zerg. The novel explores the tensions between the Catholic, Portuguese-speaking colonists and the pigs, and Ender's attempts to bring peace to a distinguished but troubled family with family ties to the pigs. This book, like its predecessor, won the Hugo Award in 1987 and the Nebula Award in 1986. Orson Scott Card thus became the only writer to win both awards two years in a row. This book was reprinted in 1991 with minor revisions. The sequels to this book are "Alien Slaughter" and "Children of Thoughts". Three thousand years after the end of Young Ender's interstellar war. Over the years, Ender's name has become synonymous with evil, because it was he who wiped out the Zerg. Apart from this, humans never discovered another intelligent race until the discovery of the planet Lusitania. Here, a newly civilized intelligent race provides mankind with the opportunity to atone for its sins. In order to allow the normal development of this race called Pokinio, the Interstellar Council strictly ordered that only alien anthropologists can contact them. However, various strict prohibitions still failed to prevent the tragedy from happening. At the call of the locals, Ender, under the name Andrew Viking, set foot on Lusitania. His actions will affect the future of the three major intelligent races in the universe: humans, the Pocchino race, and the Zerg race that he personally wiped out.